Local News Briefs From Winnemucca Armory Dance And City Notes
Community events fill the day as a dance at Armory Hall draws crowds tonight and a Winnemucca grounds dusting effort is praised. A paycar visit will distribute railroad wages this afternoon, and a Catholic church service with Rev. Father Kieley of Reno is set for 10 30 tomorrow morning.
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Armory
D. W. McBride
Second Street
Winnemucca
Armory Hall
Mags
Father Kieley
Reno
Industrial Army to Pass Winnemucca on Special Train
The first regiment of the industrial army from California travels by a 23-car freight train to Washington. Delays occurred in Oakland over transport terms but were resolved with box cars or passenger coaches. The march continues via Sacramento Ogden with temporary stops and about 1000 men. The group is described as orderly with two days of provisions aboard. The Slavery issue appears in a separate note detailing Populist campaign contributions totaling 2100 dollars and a request for a 50 dollar remittance next week.
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Industrial Army
Department of California
Pase Winnemucca
Army
Washington
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Ogden
White Plains
Battle Mountain
Sven Slave
National Campaign Committee
Mehr
Willlie Dunn Pardoned by President for Health Reasons
Willis Dunn a Piute Indian once convicted of manslaughter in Carson Nevada and sentenced to ten years in an Ohio prison has been pardoned by the president on grounds of failing health. Dunn who grew up around Star City Humboldt County and later Pyramid Agency killed Charley Winnemucca after taunts. He was brought to Carson for trial with agency influence, and health issues led to pardon after petitions from white friends.
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Willie Dunn
United States District Court
Carson
United States Penitentiary
Ohio
Willie Dann
Star City
Humboldt County
Visalia
California
Pyramid Reservation
Charlie Winnemucca
Charlie
Willie
Charley
W. D. Gibson
United States
Gibson
Reno Journal
Notable Roaming Residents and Incidents Across Towns
Personal notes record visitors and departures from Mill City and nearby towns. Cattle buyer J. M. Jones arrives from San Francisco while J. W. Guthrie heads to Quin river. Others return from the Midwinter fair and Austin Vaughan trial watch. A Nye county treasurer, Adam McLean, is found dead in Belmont amid accounting concerns. A Utah mine fire destroys Horn Silver plant with heavy losses. Church services and a quarterly conference are announced. The Lost Nigger Ben mine story describes an old Arizona find. Local outfits expand into printing. Syrup of Figs advertised as a laxative. J G Hattoway announces arrival in Winnemucca. Millinery styles advertised for ladies.
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Frank Clarke
Mill City
J. M. Jones
San Francisco
J. W. Guthrie
J. G. Holloway
Quin River
Abe Bardmass
Pleasant Valley
T. C. Hanson
Clarence
California
G. A. Krenkel
Albert Seligman
E. E. Winfrey
Austin
Vaughan
Adam McLean
Nye County
Belmont
McLean
Spring Medicine Promises Strength and Purity
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pri as a blood purifier and laxative. Claims catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by J Cheney Co with a money back pledge. Ends urging use of Ayer's Marsaparilla as the best spring remedy.
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Hood
Ayer
Dress Goods At M Hofmans And Local Patent Remedies
M Hofmans offers the latest dress patterns and fabrics for selection. An old-time advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children, praising quick relief, broad cures, and universal availability. Also mentions Krause's Headache Capsules, Simmons Liver Regulator, Buckingham's Dye, and Ayer's Chill Tonic as featured remedies and household products from regional sellers.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Buckingham
Flour and Mill Stuff and Low Groceries Ad
Exceedingly low prices on floor and mill staff and groceries urged to save money before purchasing elsewhere. Also box elder trees offered in various sizes at Mire residence. Brown & Piper advertise finest wall paper and troden seeds. Dentisty notice for W S Porter in Winnemucca. Estate settlement for the late Paul Neth via Charles Neth. Winnemucca September 19, 1893.
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Ad Tr. E. Reinnart & Co
Brown & Piper’s
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Jennie Neth
Winnemucca
Also Mentioned on This Page
Debria
Keeley
Emmet E. Zeigler
Wadsworth
T. L. Bellman
Vincent LaForge
Humboldt
Populist Fund
Lovelock
Peren Anker
F. Trouspaur
W. J. Bens
J. W. Garante
Winnemucca Lodge No. 19
T. OC
Hasson
U.S. Gov't Report
Horn
Frisco
Utah
M. E
van Deventer
James H. N. Williams
Bonanza
Harqna Hala Mountains
Ariz
Ben
Peeples
California Fig Syrup Co
Fort Worth
Texas
J. G. Hattoway
Nevada
M. Hofman
Hoon
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Mrs. Winslow
Brown & Piper
Extra Star
Elaine
Edmund Fitton
Prankford
Krause
Alleghany
Norman Liehty
Des Moines
Itind Krauge
C. W. Swart
Eagle Drug Store
Simmons
Brown & Piper's
D&prices
Ti. E. Reisnarr & Co
Porter
Winnemucea
4Th and
Melarky Streets
Feed and Sale Stable
Upper
Chas. A. LaGrave
Cunningham Bros
Rocky Mountain Coal
Sperton, Cash
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